Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-06-25
THE TWENTIETH YEAR.
me successful Concert and Commence
ment OF the seguin Institute.

The saocessfuI Concert and Commence
ment OF the seguin Institute
The Opera House was crowded last even
inc to witness the exercises incident to the
twentieth annual concert and commence
ment Of the Seguin Collegiate Institute.
This school, always prosperous one, has
been more than usually successful during
the past year, and the uniform excellence
with which the long programme of last
evening was rendered shows that the
methods of instruction in vogue there are
uroduetive of the most satisfactory results
The stage had been very handsomely dec
GRATED and the scene during the evening
was n brilliant one. The programme WAS
opened by the grand march from Faust,
brilliantly rendered by Misses F. Muldoon
and II. nj. Hartohg at the first piano, and
Misses Nj. Schultz and Carrie Erb at the
second. The first part Of the programme
was then given, as follows
Vocal solo-.rBeautiful Girl of Kildare" Larallee
Miss Emma Connolly.
Recitation--s'Mary AIMS Wedding --....--.--
Miss Molhe McAlaSter.
instrumental Duet ostillion Polka" -DeMueh
Misc Manic Welty and Narcissa Clarke.
Polkade- Concert" Ripples Of the Alabama
Mis- Minnie N. Schultz.
Vocal Solo-"A reasant Maiden" -........-.C onradi
Miss Leila CrisWelL
~ Mr. Harry +. WoodmSnsee.
Instrumental Duet-''Tete a Tete GalOp"- --Merz
Misses Ella kyne and Maggie Murphy.
Our Little Girls and Boys...-..----.-....-.--.--
Misses B. Parks, l. Gray and NJ. Dohr.
Masters H Humphrey, H. Killmyer, T. Nc
Allaster, H. smith, L. Fletcher and
c. Killmyer.
Mr.. John T. Cowl then announced the
rewards of merit, bestOwing upon the sue
cessful pupils some very handsome pres
ents. Part ii. was then rendered, as fol-
lows:
Quartette-'Inyitarion Ia VAlse" Weber
First Franchises F. MuldoOn and MWelry.
Second {" Misses N. Schultz and p. Dillon.
"a Western Lawyers Plea 10 Jury .........----
Mr.. Henry Emsheimer.
Vocal solO-"Dublin Bay Barker
Miss Mamie gletcher.
Galop--De Rrayoure, sans Souci, p" op. 50, Asher
Mis- Florence V. Muldoon.
Vocal Solo-"Brown Eyes Has That Little
Maiden"
Miss Minnie HarttOng.
Mechanics Child. ........-.---.-
Miss Leila Criswell.
instrumental Duet-"At Full speed" ..::-.-strsTss
Misses Pearl Dillon and Emma Klinge.
Vocal Solo-"Kuichy, Kutchy, Kuichy" -Hawley
Miss Julia McDonOugh.
''The Maniac" -.... ...... - ......-..-..-..... -
Mr. J. Fred. Seamon.
Piano Sextette-"Gipsy Polka" .-....-.Bissell
Piano A-MiSses J. McDonoueh, c. Lynn and
NJ. Flnto
Piano b Misses A. Murray, E Connolly and
NJ. Fletcher.
Col. Robert White then conferred the
honOrs of the school, and the formal pro-
gramme was at an end. The various num-
bers which made up the evenings enter
tainment were so uniformly excellent,
that it is impossible to make comparisons
between the pupils. Mention must be
made, however, Of Mr.. Harry T. Wood
mansee's recitation of 1.-THE Old Actors
Story, " and Mr.. Henry Emsheimer's "a
Western lawyers Plea to a
jury" Both were very en-
joyable and provoked hearty applause.
THE Maniac" by J. Fred Seamon, was
also very fine thing During the perform
ance, the pupils were the recipients of a
profusion of elegant flowers, and all deserved
the beautiful tributes they received.
The fall term of the school will begin
September 9Th, and those desiring to
place their children in good hands will do
well to patronize the Seguin Institute.